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welcome to the beat, let s get right to it. we begin with the unprecedented collision of law and politics that america is facing in 2024 whether we like it or not, whether we are all tired of, which i get that the nation has never never put a former president on trial. prosecutors are working on that task even as donald trump s civil fraud trials go through 2023 and on 2024, he faces several criminal trials in different jurisdictions while running for president. again special counsel jack smith in the prosecution of trump s two in washington and the intelligence documents cases in florida, the atlanta ea pushing for those rico trials after winning convictions of trumpet aids through 2023 and the smaller criminal case in new york. you ve got over 90 felonies charged. that s not normal even if it has been normalized. first the trial initially slated for march, while the schedules can change, america is facing more serious warnings from people who know about this, actual legal e
both sides about gagging donald trump. now, jack smith did win the first round in the d.c. coup case, but that gag order has not been am place. indeed, it was held for this review today. the special counsel s team says donald trump has clearly shown in his violent rhetoric and his calls for violence and his calls for other things that sounds like witness intimidation means he has to be gagged. trump s lawyers say the gag order, first of all, is overly broad. second of all, they think the whole thing in its entirety is basically a violation of the first amendment, first speech rights afforded to everyone, including especially a presidential candidate engaged in free speech, which can include legitimate criticism of the current administration, which oversees the justi department. now, special counsel jack smith was in court today. despite the judge s pushing back at prosecutors at times, we could tell you one headline from the new york times is this, they write that based on
the new speaker, mike johnson, in an october prayer call, says american culture is dark and depraved. the same mike johnson who played a key role in the depraved effort to overturn the 2020 election. also tonight, the judge in trump s new york fraud trial issues a ruling about trump s request for a mistrial, using words like nonsensical, red herring, and bad faith. and what awfulness does the extremist moms for liberty have in store for us next, following their huge losses across the country on election night? but we begin tonight nearly three years since an army of maga extremists laid siege to the u.s. capitol at the direction of donald trump. in a final attempt to hold on to his seat of power. since then, we have learned a lot about the confluence of events leading up to that day and what occurred on the day itself. but one aspect that continues to be shrouded in some mystery was trump s bizarre efforts to get to the capitol and join the very people he unleashed on
Comfortable at 75. We are just a few hours away from the start of the made in america festival. This is a live look at the main stage, right in front of the Philadelphia Museum of art where much of the twoday Music Festival will take place. The event is now in its fourth day and has become a labor day tradition of sorts. Jesse gary joins us live along the parkway, and you got it covered whether you are going to the concerts or trying to avoid the crowds, right . Reporter as the morning moves along we have seen a lot more activity out here on the parkway, and you can see in the background, people are setting up the tents on the left hand side and on the right we have the stage and sound technicians doing the checks and making sure all the audio is right because you dont want a problem once the show starts, and finishing touches and put into place through the week. This is video we shot a few minutes ago to show some of the work going on around us for the twoday event. The stages start a